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SUPREME COURT RULES ON THE 2017 PRESIDENTIAL PETITION

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08 June
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SUPREME COURT RULES ON THE 2017 PRESIDENTIAL PETITION

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nnThe Supreme Court on Friday, September 1, 2017, nullified 2017 presidential election results and ordered a new vote to be held within 60 days.nn nn

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